The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-12-15
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Prof. SMaokauley who was quite 'siol
last week is able to BE out again.
MIS- sallie Cox, of areenville county,
is visiting her father, Mr.. James e. Cox,
of this place.
The beautiful autumn weather Vas ail
broken up last week by the driving rain
from the east.
! Mrs. J. Mol. Seabrook, of Seneca,
is in Pickens visiting her father, Capt.
J. L. Thornley,.
BE sure to meet the Auditor ut scnio
of his appointments, and mako rethrhs
of your property.
Rev. e. NJ. Merritt who is to take
charge Of tho Pickens Mission, preached
in the Methodist cbuich last Sabbath
evening.
Miss Olive Thornley,, who has been
visiting reiutiyes and friends in Charles
ton. is now having g pleasant stay at
Anderson.
Row. F. Anderson, who Preached
Oh tho Walhalla Circuit this year has
been assigned to duty on the Pickens
| Circuit for 1888.
It's predicted that the drowth in the
northwest is going to make -four como
high next year. Wouldit not be we'll to
SOW little moro wheut2
The Grand Lodge A. T.. M met in
Charleston last Tuesday, and many from
the up country have taken advantage of
the cheap rates to visit the city.
Rev. J. Mel. Seabrosk has received
call from the church on James Island.
We trust he Will see his way clear to re-
main IN the South Carolina Presbytery.
The 'apportionment of reprrttscnta
tives in the General Assembly on census
of 1880 will make 10 change in the mem-
bers from tlis county. Grccnvillo will
gain one.
VII 'hS OIL lut>l. hIT. aaron MnOn WlR
married to Mrs. Laura Thompkins, at
the residence of the brides father. Tho
ceremony was performed by the Rev. J.
d. Wilson.
There If to be an oyster supper among
the many other good things at the Col
lege on the evening of 23d inst It is
furnished by the Paidorean Society, and
the proceeds will be for it's benefit.
On the 7tl inst. n seven year old laugh-
ter OF Mrs. Matilda Mcdonnell who lives
near Liberty was fatally burned Her
c.";hlEg caught from blast of corn
stalks she had made i'll the fire place.
Last week in tha case Of the State va.
K. II. Jacobs, the Supreme Conrt re-
fused the motion to sIlepeno the appeal
and allow the defendant to move tbc
Circuit Court for new trial on aftor
discovered ovidcnc..
Mrs. r. A. Bowen last week had q
most pleasant visit TO friends and former
school mates near Anderson. She also
visited the cold town" whic'. has won
the Obstruction Of being young city
since she lust visI1'cd st.
Mr.. Elbcrt Roberts has also Lccn
committed to ioil on the charge of nt-
tempting to r"i1 h;r. Powell several idnya
ago, or being accaosory thereto. An oc-
count Of the color"d man, Tom Ackcr's !
nmpr'so" ment WAS published last week.
The many friends of Coroner Jemcs
A. Lesley "'ill regret to learn Of his
death, which occurred nt bis home near |
Ensloy, on the 9Th inst His bereaved
family have the sympath;cs Of the cn-
tire community. He was i'll with fever
not more than two weeks.
The Courier says "l'hc friends oc |
Mr.. Oscar Harris ard family and 2Ir. r.
f. Dickson and family, will be glad to |
learn that they have returned from Cal.
nofnia. They didn't find the "promiscd
land" on the Pncific Slope We vel
come them back to Oconoo.
Court convcnos in Pickcns on the 1G,
OF january, hence the 18th inpt is return
day. 1udg" Norton will preside, unless
the Supreme Court makes special provis.
ION for some one 81 e to hold the court.
on account Of our own in lgo having
been as counsel i'll 30 many of the casca
80 be beard.
MIR. Aaron Garrett showed us last SGT.
mday the foot of wild cat which was
killed that morning on Wood All noun
tain by MeEsrs. Nelson and Mark Bow
lin. The foot was az large as that of Il
common sized dog. They killed one
about the same size on tho morning Of
the 9th inst at the same place.
There will he jiont installation of of
ficcr" OF Koowco Lodge No. 70 A. r. NJ.
and of Bates Lodge No. 146, in the Acad-
emy at Eaalcy on the 9th inst. at 1Oa. m.